Macron says one fire contained but larger blaze near Bordeaux rages as EU warns resources are stretched
France and Spain race to contain wildfires before new heatwave
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France and Spain are racing to contain wildfires before a new heatwave hits western Europe this week. French President Emmanuel Macron said Monday that one forest fire in southwestern France had been contained, but a much larger blaze near Bordeaux continues to rage. Spain's weather agency AEMET warned that fire danger levels will rise to extreme, with high temperatures, gusty winds, and low humidity complicating firefighting efforts.
EU Commissioner Hadja Lahbib told AFP that the bloc's firefighting fleet is increasingly stretched, as resources may soon be needed elsewhere. The new heatwave is expected to exacerbate conditions across the region.
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French President Emmanuel Macron on Monday said one forest fire in southwest France had been "contained" even as another, much bigger one near Bordeaux continued to rage, and western Europe braced for new heatwaves this week.
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"The wildfire danger level will continue to increase, reaching extreme levels and making firefighting efforts more difficult due to high temperatures, locally gusty southerly winds and widespread low humidity," AEMET said in a statement.
according to France 24 English — All NewsBut EU commissioner Hadja Lahbib told AFP that its fleet was increasingly stretched due to fears they may soon be needed elsewhere.
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